During the Newcastle Knights vs Sydney Roosters match, Victory Radley suffered a game-ending concussion, marking his seventh head injury assessment failure in the past four seasons. The Roosters managed to secure a 12-8 victory over the Knights despite missing key players.

Radley's concussion occurred in the 36th minute when he was attempting a tackle. This worrying trend of head knocks has been a concern for the 27-year-old, who has faced multiple HIAs this season, including being knocked out in a previous game against the Broncos.

The Roosters' win was overshadowed by Radley's injury, as they fought hard against the Knights who were also missing key players. Despite the victory, the Roosters remain heavily impacted by injuries and representative commitments.

At half-time, the Knights led 6-0 after a slow-paced first half with limited scoring opportunities for both teams. However, the Roosters managed to turn the tide in the second half with Tedesco and Foketi scoring crucial tries to secure the win.

Both teams struggled with the absence of key players due to injuries and representative duties. The Roosters were missing their Origin contingent and halfback Sam Walker, while the Knights were without several players due to injuries and other commitments.

Overall, the Roosters' victory was marred by Radley's concussion, highlighting the ongoing issue of player safety in the NRL.